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INFORMATION ON ENROLMENTFOR FOREIGN CITIZENS


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CONTENTSTHE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA....................................................................7STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA.................................................8

Full-Time Courses............................................................................................8Part-Time Courses...........................................................................................8Distance Courses.............................................................................................8Parallel Courses...............................................................................................8

STUDY CALENDAR............................................................................................9Winter Semester, Summer Semester, Examination Periodsand Holidays ....................................................................................................9

THE LANGUAGE OF THE TUITION.................................................................10The Intermediate Level Slovenian Examination ............................................10

TUITION FEES..................................................................................................11The following students do not have to payany tuition fees for full-time undergraduate courses......................................11Tuition Fees for Part-Time Undergraduate Courses .....................................11

SCHOLARSHIPS ..............................................................................................12

RESIDENCE PERMITS FOR THE REPUBLIC OF SLOVENIA .......................13

HOUSING IN LJUBLJANA................................................................................15

INFORMATION ON APPLICATION AND ENROLMENTAT THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA............................................................16

Application for Enrolment...............................................................................16

Enrolment Conditions for the First Year of Studyat the University of Ljubljana..........................................................................17Evidence of the Fulfilment of the Enrolment Conditions................................18Tests of Artistic Ability and Psycho-Physical Capacity..................................18The Selection Procedure and the Admission of Candidates.........................20

The SCHEDULE AND THE PROVISIONSOF THE APPLICATION AND ADMISSION PROCEDURE ..............................21

Foreign Citizens from Any of the EU Member StatesWho Completed their Secondary Education Abroad.....................................21Foreign Citizens with a Place of Residencein the Republic of Slovenia who (or their Parents/Guardians)are Taxable Persons in the Republic of Sloveniaand who Have Completed their Secondary Education Abroad .....................22Slovenians Without Slovenian Citizenship and Foreign Citizensnot from any of the EU Member Stateswho Completed their Secondary Education Abroad......................................23Foreign Citizens who Completed their Secondary Educationin the Republic of Slovenia ............................................................................24


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FOREIGN EDUCATION RECOGNITION PROCEDUREFOR THE PURPOSE OF CONTINUED STUDIES...........................................25

The Procedure for Recognition of

a Foreign Certificate of Secondary Educationand the Legal Framework..............................................................................25Who Must Apply for the Procedure?..............................................................25How Long does the Procedure Take?...........................................................25Documents Required for the Procedure ........................................................26Where to Send the Applicationand the Documents for the Recognition Procedure?.....................................27

TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN UNIVERSITIESTO THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA ...........................................................28

POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA................29Specialisation courses ...................................................................................30

Masters degree study ...................................................................................31Doctoral Courses ...........................................................................................32

THE EDUCATION RECOGNITION ANDASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR THE PURPOSEOF CONTINUED POSTGRADUATE COURSES .............................................35

MEMBER INSTITUTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITYOF LJUBLJANA AND THEIR STUDY PROGRAMMES ...................................36


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THIS BROCHURE IS INTENDED FOR:

Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship, Foreign citizens not from any of the EU Member States and who completed

their secondary education abroad,

Foreign citizens from any of the EU Member States who completed theirsecondary education abroad,

Foreign citizens residing in the Republic of Slovenia and who (or theirparents/guardians) are taxable persons in the Republic of Slovenia and havecompleted their secondary education abroad,

Foreign citizens who completed their secondary education in the Republic ofSlovenia.


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THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANA

The University of Ljubljana is a medium-sized higher education and scientificinstitution of the Republic of Slovenia. It is among the larger universities inEurope going by the number of students and it represents a medium-sizededucational institution in terms of the number of employees.

The university was founded in 1919 on the basis of centuries of educationaltradition and it remained the only Slovenian university for half a century.Approximately 30 years ago it was joined by the University of Maribor, then bythe University of Primorska in 2003 and by the University of Nova Gorica in2006.

It is a comprehensive university with 22 faculties, 3 arts academies and oneuniversity college. It has more than 60,000 students, 64 % of all theundergraduate and 58 % of all the postgraduate students in the Republic ofSlovenia. Each year, approximately 1,300 students from Europe and otherparts of the world are included in its study programmes and other researchactivities, most of them within the framework of the Erasmus programme.

It executes 67.5 % of all the accredited undergraduate programmes in thecountry. It provides more than half of Slovenias bachelors degrees, more thantwo thirds of the masters degrees and specialists and almost all the doctoraldegrees.

Based on its own research projects and on advances in research at home andabroad, the University provides instruction and training for prominent scientistsand experts, capable of leading sustainable development, with a view torespecting the legacy of European Enlightenment and Humanism as well as

human rights. The University also promotes interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary studies.

Achievements in the fields of science and arts are shared with otheruniversities and institutions carrying out scientific research. It thus contributesits share to the world's treasury of knowledge and also disseminates thisknowledge within the countrys borders. The University works in co-operationwith various economic institutions in both the public and private sectors, withthe government and local authorities and with other civil institutions. In thisway, it encourages the harnessing and application of its research andeducational achievements and contributes to social development.


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STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANAAt the University of Ljubljana, students may select from among numerous

humanistic, artistic, natural science, technical, medical and severalinterdisciplinary study programmes. Everyone is sure to find something to suithis or her personal interests, career interests and life objectives.

Most of the undergraduate study programmes of the University of Ljubljanahave already been modified according to the recommendations of the BolognaDeclaration.

Through its first level higher education professional programmes, the Universityof Ljubljana offers good opportunities for all those desiring to deepen theirpractical knowledge and for those wishing to obtain employment as soon aspossible.

The advanced first level university programmes offer students a rich foundationof knowledge, qualifying them for the most demanding work on the labourmarket.

If, after enrolment, students find that their chosen full-time study programmedoes not suit them, they may transfer to a different full-time programme oncewithout any loss of student status. Transfers between professional highereducation programmes and more demanding university programmes are alsopossible.

Full-Time Courses

Undergraduate studies for most of the study programmes are performed as full-time courses in accordance with the study calendar, allowing the students fullparticipation in all their lectures, practical classes and seminars.

Part-Time Courses

Part-time courses are performed according to a special schedule, mostly in theafternoons and on Saturdays. All forms of pedagogic work on these coursesare executed in 30% of the hours of the full-time courses. For self-learning,students have available a quantity of specially prepared material, lecturersinstructions and tutors help.Part-time courses are also performed in separate units outside the facultyseats.

Distance CoursesIn addition to the full-time and part-time courses, the Faculty of Economics andthe Faculty of Administration of the University of Ljubljana organise distance

studying as a form of part-time study.

Parallel Courses

Parallel study in two or more programmes or at two faculties at the same timeis possible. Students may choose this type of study after completing their firstyear of study.


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STUDY CALENDAR

The academic year at the University of Ljubljana commences on the 1stOctober and concludes on the 30th September. It is divided into twosemesters. The first (winter) semester lasts from October to mid-January, whilethe second (summer) semester lasts from mid February to the end of May orthe beginning of June.

Winter Semester, Summer Semester, Examination Periods andHolidays

The study calendar is organised so that study activities run from the firstMonday in October until Christmas. After an approx. ten-day holiday forChristmas and New Year, study activities continue until January. The first

(winter) examination period runs for three to four weeks from mid-January tomid-February.

Lectures continue from mid-February to the end of May. There are a number ofdays off in this semester for the Easter holidays and about one week for MayDay. The second (summer) examination period starts at the beginning of June,lasting four weeks until the end of June.


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THE LANGUAGE OF THE TUITIONAll courses are performed in Slovenian. More and more frequently, faculties

offer consultations to foreign students in English. All foreign students must passan intermediate level examination that will test their knowledge of Slovenianprior to enrolment in the second year. At the University of Ljubljana, the Centrefor Slovene organises and executes several forms of study of the Slovenianlanguage as a second/foreign language.Information for candidates regarding these courses is available at the followingaddress:

University of LjubljanaCentre for Slovene as a second/foreign languageKongresni trg 121000 LjubljanaSloveniaTel.: +386 1 241-86-77, every day from 11.00 to 13.00, Wednesdays

also from 15.00 to 17.00.E-mail: [email protected]: www.centerslo.net

Candidates who must pass this intermediate level Slovenian examinationaccording to the Slovenian for Foreign Learners programme can enrol in aspecial 40-hour course called Preparation for the intermediate level Slovenianexam. It will be organised from 1 to 12 September 2008 at the Faculty of Arts.The course lasts four hours each day and is not intended for beginners.

The deadline for application and preparation for the exam is 25 August 2008.The price of the course is 280. Accommodation is not provided.

Courses and individual Slovenian lessons are organised by several languageschools across Slovenia.

The Intermediate Level Slovenian Examination

The intermediate level Slovenian examination is only performed by theExamination Centre of the Centre for Slovene as a second/foreign language.More information regarding the exams can be found at the following address:

University of LjubljanaCentre for Slovene as a second/foreign languageKongresni trg 121000 LjubljanaSloveniaTel.: +386 1 241-86-47, every day from 11.00 to 13.00, Wednesdays

also from 15.00 to 17.00.

In 2008, intermediate level exams will be organised on 4 and 5 April, 14 and 16June, 12 and 14 July and on 13 and 17 September.

Candidates take the exam over two days the written part on the first day andthe oral part the next day. Candidates must apply for the exam at least tendays before the announced exam date by filling out the application and payingfor the exam. The price of the intermediate level exam is 121.


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TUITION FEES

Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship and foreign citizens must pay tuitionfees for full-time courses. As a rule, the tuition fee must be paid in full for oneyear of study upon enrolment at the faculty.

The tuition fee is up to $1,500 in equivalent euros for one year of study insociological and humanist study programmes and up to $2,000 in equivalenteuros for one year of study in natural science, technical and artistic studyprogrammes.

The following students do not have to pay any tuition fees forfull-time undergraduate courses:

Citizens of EU Member States; Foreign citizens residing in the Republic of Slovenia who (or their

parents/guardians) are taxable persons in the Republic of Slovenia;

Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship who have acquired a scholarshipfrom the Government of the Republic of Slovenia or from one of theministries;

Other foreign citizens who have acquired a scholarship from theGovernment of the Republic of Slovenia or from one of the ministries;

Citizens of the Republic of Croatia on the basis of an internationalagreement;

Foreign students who are exempt from paying a tuition fee or pay a reducedtuition fee on the basis of a prior individual application approved by thefaculty.

Tuition Fees for Part-Time Undergraduate Courses

Tuition fees for part-time courses do not differ significantly from the tuition feesfor full-time courses. All foreign citizens must pay a tuition fee. The tuition feesfor part-time courses can be paid in several instalments.

The University of Ljubljana reserves the right to change the tuition fees (forboth full- and part-time courses) following the publication of this brochure in the

event of amendments to the legislation regarding tuition fees for foreigncitizens.


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SCHOLARSHIPS

The Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship Fund decideson granting scholarships to Slovenians from Slovenian national minorities andto Slovenians across the world. The Fund will announce a public tender wherethe conditions for receiving the scholarship and its amount will be determined.

Information regarding scholarships is available to Slovenians without Sloveniancitizenship at the following address:

Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship FundVilharjeva 271000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 434-10-80E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.sklad-kadri.si


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RESIDENCE PERMITS FOR THE REPUBLIC OFSLOVENIAResidence permits are issued in accordance with the conditions set out in EUdirectives and in the provisions of the Aliens Act (Official Gazette of theRepublic of Slovenia, No. 107/06).

Citizens of EU Member States do not need a permit (visa or residence permit)to enter the Republic of Slovenia. For all stays in Slovenia shorter than threemonths, these citizens only need to register at the nearest police station.

If their stay in the Republic of Slovenia will be longer than three months,citizens of EU Member States will require a residence permit. They must applyfor the permit at the Administrative Unit of the region where they will reside (forLjubljana: The Ljubljana Administrative Unit Internal Administrative Affairs

Division, The Section for Foreigners, Toba

na ulica 5) before the expiry of thethree-month period of permitted residence. The Administrative Unit issues acertificate to the applicant on the filing of the application for the issue of aresidence permit allowing him/her continued residence until the final decisionregarding the application.

Citizens of the EU Member States may receive their residence permit neededto study on the basis of:

a valid identity card or a valid passport,

a certificate of enrolment,

health insurance,

sufficient means of subsistence meaning at least as much as the basic

minimum income per month in the Republic of Slovenia (a statement by thestudent counts as sufficient proof of ensured means of subsistence).

Residence permits are issued for a maximum of one year or for the duration ofthe study, if the study lasts more than one year.

Foreign citizens not from any of the EU Member States coming to theRepublic of Slovenia for study, specialisation, professional improvement orpractical training purposes will be issued temporary residence permits.

Temporary residence permits for study purposes (along with permits for firstresidence and the extension of the residence permits) are issued at therequests of the foreign citizen. They need to prove that (this applies to theRepublic of Slovenia):

they were accepted into a study programme, for specialisation, professionalimprovement, practical training or any other form of education or that theywill participate in an international student exchange programme in anappropriate educational institutions of the Republic of Slovenia, ininternational volunteer exchange educational programmes or any otherprogrammes that are not part of the formal education system,


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they possess a valid travel document that is valid for at least three monthslonger than their intended residence in the Republic of Slovenia,

they possess appropriate health insurance, they have sufficient means of subsistence for the duration of their residence

in the country. This subsistence must equal or exceed the basic minimumincome per month in the Republic of Slovenia,

they do not have a criminal record in their home country.

Any certificates submitted to the administrative body must be originals orcertified photocopies. The certification must be performed by an official at anAdministrative Unit or a diplomatic/consular representation office. Publicdocuments issued abroad need to be certified in accordance with the Act onthe Verification of Documents in International Traffic before they can be used inthe Republic of Slovenia.

You can find detailed information on the diplomatic/consular representationoffices and on applications for issuing residence permits at the Ministry ofForeign Affairs or on the website at http://www.gov.si/mzz.


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HOUSING IN LJUBLJANA

Information on renting rooms or flats is available at the following address:OU - University Student Organisationm2 - free accommodation search serviceTrubarjeva 71000 LjubljanaSloveniaTel: +386 1 438-03-20 and +386 51 373-999 Mondays through Thursdays

from 9.00 to 18.00, Fridays from 9.00 to 15.00Website: www.svetovalnica.com

The Office for International Students operating within the framework of theOU is headquartered at Kersnikova 4, 1000 Ljubljana. Office hours: each day

from 12.00 to 15.00, tel.: +386 1 438-02-85, e-mail: [email protected] is harder to find suitable rooms at reasonable prices in September andOctober, so it is recommended that you rent a room or apartment a few monthsin advance.

Rooms with shared bathroom and kitchen cost from 110 to 190 per monthwhile studios or one-bedroom flats cost around 290 per month.

When renting a room, water, electricity and heating bills are sometimesincluded in the rent, or are divided among the persons living in the apartment.For studios and small flats you will have to add the monthly costs to the rent.Usually a deposit or an advance payment must be paid for several months.


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INFORMATION ON APPLICATION AND

ENROLMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OFLJUBLJANAThe application and admission procedure for enrolment into the first year ofundergraduate study is performed by:

Visokoolska prijavno-informacijska sluba Univerze v Ljubljani / TheHigher Education Application and Information Service of theUniversity of LjubljanaKongresni trg 12, p.p. 5241001 LjubljanaSlovenia

Tel.: + 386 1 241-85-02, +386 1 241-85-08, + 386 1 241-85-55Fax: + 386 1 241-86-71E-mail: [email protected]: www.vpis.uni-lj.siOffice hours: Mondays through Thursdays from 10.00 to 12.00 and from14.00 to 15.00 and Fridays from 10.00 to 12.00.

Application for Enrolment

The candidates may apply using:

the DZS 1,71/1 application form (First application for enrolment into first yearstudy in the 2008/2009 academic year), which needs to be sent by

registered mail to this address: Visokoolska prijavno-informacijska sluba,Univerza v Ljubljani, p.p. 524, 1001 Ljubljana. The form is sold in largerbookshops and stationery shops;

the Application form, which needs to be sent by registered mail to thisaddress: Visokoolska prijavno-informacijska sluba, Univerza v Ljubljani,p.p. 524, 1001 Ljubljana. The Application form is published on thewww.vpis.uni-lj.si website (under the Tujina menu item);

electronic application, submitted using the www.vpis.uni-lj.si websitebetween 1 February and 8 March 2008

Candidates may specify a maximum of three different studyoptions/programmes in their application form. The order of these study

programme options is extremely important as the candidates will be placed intothe first study programme for which they meet all the enrolment conditions orhave a sufficient number of points for programmes with limited enrolment.


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Enrolment Conditions for the First Year of Study at theUniversity of Ljubljana

Slovenians without Slovenian citizenship and foreign citizens who havecompleted secondary education abroad can enrol for the first year of study atthe University of Ljubljana if they meet the following conditions:

they have completed four-years of secondary school;

they have completed the procedure for the recognition of foreignsecondary school credentials or diplomas and have received theDecision on the Recognition of Foreign Education allowing continuation oftheir education in university or higher education professional studyprogrammes;

they have passed the artistic ability or psycho-physical capacity testrequiredto enrol in study programmes requiring these tests;

they have a knowledge of Slovenian. In order to enrol on studyprogrammes of the Academy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television(AGRFT), on the Journalism programme at the Faculty of Social Studies(FDV) and on the Slovene Language and Literature programme at theFaculty of Arts (FF), the candidates must pass the Slovenian language exambefore enrolling for the first year of study. All other study programmes at theUniversity of Ljubljana require the candidates to pass the Slovenianlanguage exam before enrolling for the second year of study.

IMPORTANT!

Candidates may submit only one application.

All candidates desiring to enrol in study programmes requiring tests ofartistic ability or psycho-physical capacity must send in the applicationform by 8 March.

Late applications will not be considered in the application andadmission procedure.

Candidates submitting applications in electronic form should not send inadditional written applications.

Candidates with their place of residence abroad and who do not have

temporary residence in Slovenia, must authorise a person in Sloveniato participate in the application and admission procedure for enrolment intothe first year of study if they themselves cannot participate.


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Evidence of the Fulfilment of the Enrolment Conditions

A certified final certificate of a four-year secondary school. This may be a

matura certificate, a vocational matura certificate, a final examinationcertificate, secondary school diploma or an International Baccalaureate (IB).

Certified transcripts of the last two years of secondary school completed,recording the general academic performance for the individual years.

A decision on the recognition of foreign education for the purpose ofcontinued studies or a decision on nostrification. The procedure forrecognition of the education of foreign secondary school certificates forcontinued studies at the University of Ljubljana should be performed by anauthorised person.

An identification document. Acceptable identification documents includecertified copies of birth certificates, passports, identity cards or certificates of

citizenship. A certificate indicating that the candidate has passed the Examination in

Intermediate Level Slovenian issued by the Centre for Slovenian as aSecond/Foreign Language at the University of Ljubljana.

Tests of Artistic Ability and Psycho-Physical Capacity

These tests are a general enrolment condition and must be passed in order toenrol on the following: The Academy of Music, The Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television, The Academy of Fine Arts, The Biotechnical Faculty the Landscape Architecture study programme, The Faculty of Architecture, The Faculty of Sports, The Faculty of Arts the Musicology study programme, The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering the Forming Textile

Fabrics and Clothing programme, The Faculty of Education the Art Pedagogy and the Preschool Education

study programmes.

IMPORTANT!

All foreign certificates (except bilingual ones) must be translated intoSlovenian by a court translator. Candidates should not send anyoriginalcertificates, only certified copies.

Candidates who completed their primary or secondary education in

Slovenia, or completed a bilingual secondary school, do not have to takethe Slovenian language exam.


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The candidates who apply take these tests of artistic ability in individual highereducation institutions, who will inform the candidates of the test date andprocedure in writing.

The first application period of the University of Ljubljana member institutionsfor tests of artistic ability and psycho-physical capacity:

Higher educationinstitution programme

Date of testingValidity of tests

passedAcademy of Music 19 May and 2 July 2008 current year onlyAcademy of Theatre, Radio,Film and Television 1 to 10 July 2008

current yearonly, can be

taken no morethan three times

Academy of Fine Arts 30 June to 5 July 2008 current year only

Biotechnical Faculty Landscape Architecture 27 June 2008 two years

Faculty of Architecture 7 to 9 July 2008 current year onlyFaculty of Sports 30 June and 1 July 2008 current year onlyFaculty of Arts Musicology 9 July 2008 current year onlyFaculty of Natural Sciencesand Engineering FormingTextile Fabrics and Clothing

27 and 28 June 2008 current year only

Faculty of Education ArtPedagogy 10 July 2008 current year only

Faculty of Education Preschool Education 27 and 28 June 2008 permanent

The second application period of the University of Ljubljana memberinstitutions for tests of artistic ability and psycho-physical capacity:

Higher education institution programme Date of testing

Academy of Music 11 September 2008Academy of Theatre, Radio, Film and Television no testsAcademy of Fine Arts 11 September 2008Biotechnical Faculty Landscape Architecture no testsFaculty of Architecture 10 September 2008Faculty of Sports no tests

Faculty of Arts Musicology 12 September 2008Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering Forming Textile Fabrics and Clothing 13 September 2008

Faculty of Education Art Pedagogy 12 September 2008Faculty of Education Preschool Education 10 September 2008


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Tests for the second application period will only be performed for studyprogrammes with available enrolment places.

The Selection Procedure and the Admission of Candidates

If the number of applications for a study programme is greater than the numberof enrolment places, the candidates shall be selected according to selectioncriteria determined separately for each study programme.

As a rule, the academic performance in the final certificate of a secondaryschool, the general academic performance over the last two years ofsecondary school and the results of the artistic ability or the psycho-physicalcapacity test (if this is a requirement of the chosen study programme) are alltaken into account in the selection criteria.

All applying candidates will receive a written decision on the result of theselection procedure from the Visokoolska prijavno-informacijska slubaUniverze v Ljubljani (The Higher Education Application and Information Serviceof the University of Ljubljana). This decision will contain data on the candidatesenrolment into the desired study programme, the number of points gatheredand legal instructions.


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THE SCHEDULE AND THE PROVISIONS OFTHE APPLICATION AND ADMISSIONPROCEDURE

Foreign Citizens from Any of the EU Member States WhoCompleted their Secondary Education Abroad

Foreign citizens from any of the EU Member States apply for the enrolmentslots officially published in the Call for Enrolment, along with citizens of theRepublic of Slovenia.

There are three deadlines for enrolment application: The first application (in writing or electronically) is to be submitted between 1

February and 8 March to the Visokoolska prijavno-informacijska slubaUniverze v Ljubljani (the Higher Education Application and InformationService of the University of Ljubljana),

The second application (in writing or electronically) is to be submittedbetween 20 and 30 August to the Higher Education Application andInformation Service of the University of Ljubljana,

The third application (in writing) is to be submitted between 1 and 4 Octoberto a higher education institution (faculty, academy or university college).

Candidates who have completed secondary school abroad (or will in thefuture), must attach the following certificates to their application: A certified copy of the final certificate, Certified transcripts for the last two years of completed secondary school

showing general academic performance, A decision on the recognition of foreign education for the purpose of

continued studies or a decision on nostrification, An identity document (certified copies of birth certificates, passports, identity

cards or certificates of citizenship), A certificate of knowledge of the Slovenian language (if enrolling in study

programmes of the Academy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television(AGRFT), Journalism at the Faculty of Social Sciences (FDV) and theSlovene Language and Literature programme at the Faculty of Arts (FF)).

The required certificates must be sent: By the first application deadline, along with the first application, or by 10

September at the latest, By 30 August at the latest for the second application, By 4 October at the latest for the third application deadline.Candidates who send in the required certificates by 9 July will receive thedecision on the results of the first selection procedure by mail by 23 July.Theremainder will receive them after they send all required certificates. Candidatesin the second application deadline will receive the decision on the selectionprocedure results by 24 September.


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Enrolment for candidates accepted in the first deadline is from 25 July to 18August, for those selected in the second deadline from 25 to 30 Septemberand for those in the third by 10 October.

Foreign Citizens with a Place of Residence in the Republic ofSlovenia who (or their Parents/Guardians) are Taxable Personsin the Republic of Slovenia and who Have Completed theirSecondary Education Abroad

Candidates apply for the enrolment slots officially published in the Call forEnrolment, along with citizens of the Republic of Slovenia

There are three deadlines for enrolment application: The first application (in writing or electronically) is to be submitted between 1

February and 8 March to the Higher Education Application and InformationService of the University of Ljubljana,

The second application (in writing or electronically) is to be submittedbetween 20 and 30 August to the Higher Education Application andInformation Service of the University of Ljubljana,

The third application (in writing) is to be submitted between 1 and 4 Octoberto a higher education institution (faculty, academy or university college).

Candidates must attach the following certificates to their applications: A certified copy of the final certificate, Certified transcripts for the last two years of completed secondary

school showing general academic performance,

A decision on the recognition of foreign education for the purpose ofcontinued studies or a decision on nostrification, An identity document (certified copies of birth certificates, passports,

identity cards or certificates of citizenship), A certificate of knowledge of the Slovenian language (if enrolling in study

programmes of the Academy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television(AGRFT), Journalism at the Faculty of Social Sciences (FDV) and theSlovene Language and Literature programme at the Faculty of Arts (FF)).

Candidates who send in the required certificates by 9 July will receive thedecision on the results of the first selection procedure by mail by 23 July.Thereminder will receive them after they send all required certificates. Candidatesin the second application deadline will receive the decision on the selection

procedure results by 24 September.

Enrolment for candidates accepted in the first deadline is from 25 July to 18August, for those selected in the second deadline from 25 to 30 Septemberand for those in the third by 10 October.


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Slovenians Without Slovenian Citizenship and Foreign Citizensnot from any of the EU Member States who Completed their

Secondary Education AbroadThese candidates apply for enrolment slots for Slovenians without Sloveniancitizenship and for foreign citizens (of non-EU countries), published in the Callfor Enrolment on the www.vpis.uni-lj.si website (under the Tujina menu item).

Up to 5% of the enrolment slots for full-time study are available for Slovenianswithout Slovenian citizenship and for foreign citizens, in accordance with thenumber of free enrolment slots for citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and forcitizens of EU Member States. Up to 50% of the enrolment slots are availablefor part-time study.

Certificates on meeting the enrolment conditions:

Candidates who have already completed secondary school abroad andalready have a decision on the recognition of foreign education or a decisionon nostrification need to submit all the necessary certificates on meeting theenrolment conditions, along with the application, by 8 March (if applying forstudy programmes requiring artistic ability and psycho-physical capacity

tests) or by 15 August 2008 at the latest for any other study programmes. Candidates who will complete secondary school abroad in the 2007/08

academic year must submit the certificates and any required documents by1 September 2008 at the latest.

Required certificates for candidates who have completed secondaryschool abroad (or will have in the future): A certified copy of the final certificate of a four-year secondary school, Certified transcripts for the last two years of completed secondary school

showing general academic performance, A decision on the recognition of foreign education for the purpose of

continued studies or a decision on nostrification, A certified copy of an identity document (certified copies of birth certificates,

passports, identity cards or certificates of citizenship), A certificate indicating that the candidate has passed the Examination in

Intermediate Level Slovenian (if enrolling in the study programmes of theAcademy for Theatre, Radio, Film and Television (AGRFT), Journalism atthe Faculty of Social Sciences (FDV) and the Slovene Language andLiterature programme at the Faculty of Arts (FF). Candidates who have

PLEASE NOTE

Enrolment applications must be submitted between 1 February and15 August. Candidates wishing to enrol on study programmes thatrequire artistic ability and psycho-physical capacity tests must submitthe application form by 8 March.


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completed primary or secondary education in Slovenia or completed abilingual secondary school do not have to participate in the Slovenianlanguage exam.

The decision on the results of the selection procedure for enrolment intothe first year of study

A written decision on the results of the selection procedure will be issued by 15September 2008 at the latest to all candidates who submitted a validapplication. It will be delivered to the mailing address communicated.

Enrolment into the first year of study

Enrolment for candidates accepted in the first application deadline lasts until30 September 2008.

The second application deadline

The written application, including all required certificates, is to be submittedbetween 1 and 4 October to a higher education institution with availableenrolment slots (faculty, academy or university college).

Foreign Citizens who Completed their Secondary Education inthe Republic of Slovenia

The procedure described under the heading Foreign Citizens from EU MemberStates who have completed secondary education abroadapplies for all foreign

citizens from EU Member States who completed their secondary education inSlovenia. However, these candidates are not required to go through theprocedure for recognising secondary school certificates as they havecompleted a Slovenian secondary school.

For foreign citizens from non-EU countries who completed secondary school inSlovenia, the procedure described under the heading Slovenians withoutSlovenian citizenship and foreign citizens from non-EU countries whocompleted their secondary education abroadapplies. These candidates are notrequired to go through the procedure for recognizing secondary schoolcertificates.

Candidates who have already finishedsecondary schoolin Slovenia with a

matura certificate from 1995 onward or a vocational matura certificate from2002 onward, and candidates who will complete secondary school inSlovenia only need to submit an identification document (certified copies ofbirth certificates, passports, identity cards or certificates of citizenship), alongwith a filled-in application form. The Higher Education Application andInformation Service will obtain the required certificate information for thesecandidates from the National Examination Centre (RIC).


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FOREIGN EDUCATION RECOGNITIONPROCEDURE FOR THE PURPOSE OFCONTINUED STUDIES

The Procedure for Recognition of a Foreign Certificate ofSecondary Education and the Legal Framework

The recognition procedure for a foreign certificate of secondary education is aspecial ascertainment procedure where the right of enrolment into the first yearof undergraduate study programmes in the Republic of Slovenia is judged onthe basis of the submitted certificates and the rights obtained in the country oforigin of the documents. At the same time, the treatment of the foreigneducation document in the application and admission procedure for enrolmentinto the first year of study is determined in case the desired study programmes

have limited enrolment.They can be treated as matura certificates, final examinations prior to 1 June1995, vocational matura certificates or final examinations after 1 June 1995 inaccordance with the valid legislation of the Republic of Slovenia.

The recognition procedure is conducted according to the Recognition andEvaluation of Education Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No.73/04) and considers all other national and international regulations, as well asmultilateral or bilateral agreements that are ratified in Slovenia, relevant for theprocedure and the decision.

For more information on recognition and recognition regulations in Slovenia,see the following website: http://www.mvzt.gov.si/slo/.

Who Must Apply for the Procedure?

Candidates with a foreign secondary school document wishing to continue theireducation in the first year of an undergraduate study programme in Sloveniamust obtain a decision on the recognition of the right to continue theireducation in university or higher education professional study programmes inSlovenia, if they do not already possess it or if they did not obtain a decision onnostrification pursuant to the previous regulations on recognition of education inSlovenia, by 21 January 2005.

A decision on nostrification obtained according to previous Slovenianregulations is taken into account for the application and admission procedure.

How Long does the Procedure Take?

The duration is a maximum two months following the day the application iscompleted. Should there be a need for further exploration of the matter, theprocedure is discontinued until the relevant information is obtained. During thisdiscontinuation, the deadline for the issue of a decision does not mature.


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We recommend that candidates with a place of residence abroad and whohave submitted an application for recognition of education for the purpose ofcontinued studies obtain an authorised person for the procedure, allowing forthe possibility that they will not be able to participate in the procedurethemselves for any reason (see the N-Application form).

The N-Application form, instructions on filling it out and additional informationon the certificates the candidates need to submit are published on the websiteat: www.uni-lj.si/studij/priznavanje.

Documents Required for the Procedure

The recognition procedure begins upon the individual application for

recognition, submitted on the prescribed form: Application for Recognition ofEducation for the Purpose of Continued Studies(hereinafter: the N-Applicationform).

Candidates need to submit the following documents, along with the N-Application form:

An original document on education or its identical copy or any otherdocument replacing the original document in accordance with the laws of thecountry that issued the original document, which the applicant wantsrecognised,

A photocopy of the document(s) referred to in the preceding Indent,

A certified Slovenian translation of the documents(s) referred to in the

first Indent, Annual report cards, transcripts or any other certificate(s) of the content

and duration of education,

A short chronological description of the entire education processprepared by the applicant.

PLEASE NOTE

Certificates obtained in the former Yugoslavia and issued prior to June 25,1991, are recognised without the recognition procedure.

The International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB diploma) is equivalent to thematura certificate obtained in the Republic of Slovenia according to theGimnazije Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 1/07 official consolidated text) and is recognised without the recognitionprocedure.

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Where to Send the Application and the Documents for theRecognition Procedure?

Univerza v Ljubljanip.p. 3621001 LjubljanaPlease mark the envelope with the following: priznavanje srednjeolskihsprievalInformationOffice hours phone number: +386 1 241-85-95:Monday and Wednesday: from 10.00 to 12.00 and from 14.00 to 15.00, Friday:from 10.00 to 12.00.E-mail: [email protected] appointments: on request by phone.


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TRANSFERS FROM FOREIGN UNIVERSITIESTO THE UNIVERSITY OF LJUBLJANAYou can find information on transferring from foreign universities to theUniversity of Ljubljana and the continuation of your study here at the followingaddress:

Univerza v LjubljaniUniverzitetna sluba za kakovost in storitve za tudenteKongresni trg 121000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 241-85-46E-mail: [email protected]

For a successful transfer, foreign citizens who are candidates for continuedstudy at the University of Ljubljana must meet the conditions for enrolment intothe next year of study of the foreign universitys study programme on whichthey are enrolled. The Senate of the institution at which they want to continuetheir study will determine any eventual bridge exams, any other obligations forenrolment and the year of study into which they may enrol.

Candidates must send the following certificates to the University of Ljubljana:

by 31 May 2008:- A request stating why they want to transfer.- The Application for Transfer from a Foreign University application

form. The form is available on the www.uni-lj.si University of Ljubljanawebsite.

- An enrolment certificate for the foreign university (the original and acertified translation into Slovenian).

- A document evidencing the examinations already performed,

including their grades (the original and a certified translation intoSlovenian).

- The study programme (a short description of the content, the number ofhours of lectures and/or practical classes and similar).

- An identity document (certified copies of birth certificates or passports). by 1 September:

- A certificate indicating that they have passed the examination inSlovenian at the intermediate level according to the Slovenian for ForeignLearners programme.

The submitted certificates are sent by the University of Ljubljana to the highereducation institute where the candidates want to continue their studies alongwith an inquiry regarding their opinion on whether the candidates may enrol

and which year of study they may enrol into.The decision of the higher education institute, which the candidates will receiveby mail, will state which examinations and obligations will be recognised andinto which year of study they may enrol.

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POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITYOF LJUBLJANAThe postgraduate study (specialisation, masters or doctoral courses) is thepath to deeper knowledge in a particular, often narrowly defined area of interestto the candidate or perhaps to the company where the candidates intend towork. It is also often the route to becoming established in the academic andscientific research fields.

In the 2005/2006 academic year, the University of Ljubljana offered enrolmentslots for new masters degree programmes of the second level for the first time,in line with the Bologna Declaration. Since then, 50 second level mastersprogrammes have been updated, along with seven common programmes andthree third level doctoral study programmes.

Pursuant to the Higher Education Act (Official Gazette of the Republic of

Slovenia, No. 100/2004), the Call for Enrolment for the postgraduateprogrammes is published each year by 1 June for the upcoming academicyear. This text is accessible in full on the University of Ljubljanas website:www.uni-lj.si (news or current information). These Calls for Enrolment containthe study programmes offered, information regarding the duration of thecourses, the enrolment conditions, the number of enrolment slots and themanner and location of study according to individual University memberinstitutions.

Detailed explanations of the enrolment conditions (the relevance of previouseducation) and the tuition fees can be obtained from the higher educationinstitutions of the University of Ljubljana offering the relevant postgraduateprogramme. Applications for enrolment should be submitted to the individualinstitution by 10 September for the upcoming academic year.

Candidates who apply in time (by 10 September) for postgraduate studyshould, following the selection procedure at the relevant member institution (orat the University for the University postgraduate programmes) should enrol forpostgraduate study by 14 October for the upcoming academic year.

These deadlines are extremely important, especially for foreign students, forplanning all the other activities related to studying in Slovenia (e.g. obtainingconfirmation of the recognition for diplomas obtained abroad, insurance, etc.).

Information regarding postgraduate courses in the Biomedicine, Statisticsand Environmental Protection University postgraduate study programmes isavailable at the following address:

University of LjubljanaSluba za podiplomski tudij (Postgraduate Study Office)Kongresni trg 121000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 241-85-36E-mail: [email protected]

Candidates should also send applications for enrolment in these studyprogrammes to the above address.


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Information on the other postgraduate study programmes offered bymember institutions of the University of Ljubljana can be obtained from theindividual member institutions, which will also accept applications.

Specialisation courses

Certain faculties and a university college still offer specialisation courses asthey have not yet completed the update process for study programmes in linewith the Bologna Declaration. The duration of these courses is usually one totwo years.

Price: from $2,250 to $3,000 in equivalent euros for one year of study.

The price is determined by the faculty or the university college pursuant to theprice list adopted by the University of Ljubljana Administrative Board.

For foreign students who are citizens of the European Union or of countrieswith which the Republic of Slovenia has a relevant agreement concluded, thesame postgraduate tuition fees apply as for students with Slovenian citizenship.

The tuition fee for specialisation courses is usually paid in full upon enrolment.The price list is published on the website at http://www.uni-lj.si/o_univerzi_v_ljubljani/univerza_v_stevilkah.aspx.

The tuition fee for specialisation courses does not include the mandatory healthinsurance. this must be settled before the start of study.

In order to be eligible for enrolment into specialisation courses, candidatesmust successfully complete a university undergraduate study or a highereducation professional study programme and meet other requirementsdetermined by the study programmes.

The characteristics of the specialisation courses

Specialisation programmes are primarily intended for education in a narrowprofessional field and, with it, training to solve the most demandingprofessional tasks.

Art specialisation programmes are intended for top art training within theframework of creativity or re-creation.

IMPORTANT!

Foreign students who are citizens of the European Union or of countrieswith which the Republic of Slovenia has a relevant agreement concludedare eligible for partial financing of their postgraduate study if the memberinstitution at which they are enrolled applies for financing from the Ministryof Higher Education, Science and Technology.


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Specialisation courses last one to two years, except at the Faculty ofMedicine and at the Faculty of Pharmacy, which execute specialspecialisation programmes in line with the provisions of the Health Services

Act. Candidates who successfully complete the postgraduate specialisation study

receive the professional title of Specialist, in line with the law and the studyprogramme.

Masters degree study

These are organised by several faculties and academies of the University ofLjubljana. Masters courses pursuant to the Bologna Declaration are one or twoyears long.

Price: from $2,250 to $3,000 in equivalent euros for one year of study.

The price is determined by the faculty or the university college pursuant to theprice list adopted by the University of Ljubljana Administrative Board.

The tuition fee for a masters course is usually paid in full upon enrolment.Candidates may arrange different methods of payment in cooperation with theorganiser of the study.


The tuition fee for masters courses does not include the mandatory healthinsurance. this must be settled before the start of study.

Enrolment conditions for masters degree coursesa) In order to be eligible for enrolment into the scientific mastersand doctoral

courses (old programmes), candidates must successfully complete auniversity undergraduate study and meet other requirements determined bythe study programmes.

In addition to a diploma, individual study programmes usually also require:- A high average grade in undergraduate courses or visible success in

research or artistic work during or after the course (an award or equivalentpublic recognition for scientific or professional work, a specialisationexamination in medicine, pharmacy, etc.),

- Knowledge of a world language;

or:- A mentors recommendation (a university professor or equivalent scientific

worker),- A knowledge examination (bridge examination) for candidates without

suitable prior education or academic performance,

- Special skills.


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b) In order to be eligible for enrolment on the Bologna professional mastersstudy programme of the second level, candidates have to successfullycomplete a first level study programme in a relevant professional field or in

other fields if they fulfil certain obligations required by the study programmeprior to enrolment. Candidates from higher education professional studyprogrammes from relevant or other professional fields are also eligible forenrolment.

The characteristics of masters degree courses

The scientific masters degree study is two years long and the new professionalmasters degree study programme of the second level is one to two years long.The programmes consist of two parts.

In the first part, students will deepen their basic theoretical knowledge andobtain additional knowledge in a narrow field of science. The programme is

executed in a group, in the form of lectures, practical classes and seminars orin the form of individual study under the professors tutelage, if the group issmall.

In the second part, students each produce a masters thesis in the form of aresearch assignment, under the mentors tutelage. The students then publiclydefend their theses before a commission.

The masters thesis must be in writing, but it can also include a practicalsection. The masters thesis must be a result of the candidates independentresearch. With it, the candidates prove their knowledge of the field discussed inthe thesis and the research method.

A single masters thesis may also be produced by several candidates together

or by a research group, but each candidates contribution must be evident.

Students must attach a written statement of (co)authorship to the mastersthesis.

Those who complete the postgraduate scientific masters degree study willreceive the scientific title of Master of Science, in line with the law and thestudy programme.

Those who finish the Bologna masters programme of the second level willreceive the title of Master in their chosen professional field.

You can find more information on these study programmes in the Call forEnrolment on to a postgraduate study, which is published annually, or on the

websites of the member institutions organising these programmes.

Doctoral Courses

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Study in the previous doctoral programmes takes four years or two additionalyears after a masters degree. Study in the new doctoral programmes of thethird level takes three years.

Price: from $2,250 to $3,000 in equivalent euros for each year of study.

The price is determined by the University of Ljubljana Administrative Board inaccordance with the costs of realising the courses. The price list is available onthe website athttp://www.uni-lj.si/o_univerzi_v_ljubljani/univerza_v_stevilkah.aspx.


The tuition fee for doctoral courses is usually paid in full upon enrolment.Candidates may arrange different methods of payment in cooperation with the

organiser of the study.

The tuition fee for doctoral courses does not include the mandatory healthinsurance. This has to be settled before the start of study.

General requirements for enrolment on doctoral courses:

a) - a completed masters degree course of the second level- a completed previous study programme for the obtainment of a

university education (pre-Bologna)

The following candidates may also enrol on the doctoral courses:- graduates of previous specialisation study programmes who completed a

higher education professional programme must choose study obligations

in the amount between 30 to 60 credits in order to enrol on the doctoralstudy programmes of the third level- graduates of previous Master of Science degree study programmes or

specialisation study programmes receive at least 60 credits worth ofstudy obligations upon enrolment into the doctoral study programme ofthe third level

b) - for pre-Bologna doctoral programmes candidates who have completeda masters study in the relevant field may advance into the doctoral studywithout producing a masters thesis if the Senate of the study organiserissues a decision to that effect (pursuant to the requirements adopted bythe Senate of the University of Ljubljana).

The characteristics of the doctoral courses During the doctoral course (in programmes not yet harmonised with the

Bologna Declaration guidelines), after completing a masters study, thestudents independently prepare a doctoral dissertation that includes acomplex presentation of their research. The dissertation must represent acontribution to the relevant field of science.


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Students of three-year Bologna doctoral programmes must perform 60ECTS credits worth of organised classes and publish at least one scientificarticle and prepare a doctoral dissertation as a conclusion to their

independent research work.

The students must publicly defend their doctoral dissertations before acommission.

Those who successfully defend their doctoral dissertations receive thescientific title of Doctor of Science, pursuant to law and the studyprogramme.

IMPORTANT!

Both Calls for Enrolment on to the postgraduate study programmes for the2008/2009 study year will be published by 1 June 2008.

Applications for enrolment into postgraduate studies will be accepted from1 June to 10 September 2008.

Enrolment into postgraduate studies at individual higher educationinstitutions will last until 14 October 2008,at the latest.


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THE EDUCATION RECOGNITION ANDASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR THEPURPOSE OF CONTINUED POSTGRADUATECOURSESBefore enrolling on a postgraduate course, candidates who have finished auniversity course abroad must complete the education recognition procedurefor the purpose of continued education at higher education institutions in theRepublic of Slovenia.

The recognition procedure begins upon the individuals application forrecognition, submitted on the prescribed form: Application for the Recognitionof Education for the Purpose of Continued Studies (hereinafter: the N-Application form).

Candidates need to submit the following documents along with the N-Application form: An original document on education or its identical copy or any other

document replacing the original document in accordance with the laws of thecountry that issued the original document that the applicant wantsrecognised,

A photocopy of the document(s) referred to in the first Indent, A certified Slovenian translation of the document(s) referred to in the

first Indent, Annual report cards, transcripts, diploma supplements or any other

certificate(s) of the content and duration of the education, A short chronological description of the entire education process

prepared by the applicant.

The official authorised person may request additional certificates when thisshall be deemed necessary in order to clear up any issues that may havearisen during the procedure.

The N-Application form, instructions on filling it out and additional informationon the certificates the candidates need to submit are published on the websiteat: www.uni-lj.si/studij/priznavanje.

The request for recognition of education for the purpose of continuedpostgraduate education should be sent to the following address:

Univerza v Ljubljani

Priznavanje in vrednotenje izobraevanjaKongresni trg 121000 LjubljanaSloveniaTel.: +386 1 241-85-40 or +386 1 241-85-44E-mail: [email protected]: www.uni-lj.si/studij/priznavanje


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MEMBER INSTITUTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF

LJUBLJANA AND THEIR STUDY PROGRAMMES1ACADEMY OF MUSICStari trg 34, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 242-73-12, fax: +386 1 242-73-20E-mail: [email protected]: www.ag.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programmes:CHURCH MUSICCONDUCTINGMUSICAL EDUCATIONSTRINGS: VIOLINSTRINGS: VIOLASTRINGS: VIOLONCELLOSTRINGS: DOUBLE BASSSTRINGS: HARPSTRINGS: GUITARKEYBOARDS: PIANOKEYBOARDS: ORGANCOMPOSITION AND MUSIC THEORYSINGINGWIND AND PERCUSSION: FLUTEWIND AND PERCUSSION: OBOEWIND AND PERCUSSION: CLARINETWIND AND PERCUSSION: BASSOONWIND AND PERCUSSION: TRUMPETWIND AND PERCUSSION: HORNWIND AND PERCUSSION: TROMBONEWIND AND PERCUSSION: TUBAWIND AND PERCUSSION: SAXOPHONEWIND AND PERCUSSION: PERCUSSION

ACADEMY OF THEATRE, RADIO, FILM AND TELEVISIONNazorjeva 3, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 251-04-12, 251-95-80, 251-05-03, 426-43-16Website: www.agrft.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programmes:THEATRE AND RADIO DIRECTINGFILM AND TELEVISION DIRECTINGDRAMATURGYACTING AND SPEECH TRAINING

1 Detailed information on the study programmes for enrolment into the 2008/2009academic year can be found in the Call for Enrolment and on the website.


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ACADEMY OF FINE ARTSErjaveva 23, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1251-27-26, fax: +386 1 251-90-71

Website: www.aluo.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programmes:PAINTINGSCULPTURERESTORATIONDESIGN

BIOTECHNICAL FACULTYJamnikarjeva 101, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 423-11-61, fax: +386 1 256-57-82E-mail: [email protected]: www.bf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes (First Level)2:BIOTECHNOLOGYAGRICULTURE - AGRONOMYBIOLOGYFORESTRY AND RENEWABLE FOREST SOURCESLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREWOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYAGRICULTURE ZOOTECHNICSMICROBIOLOGYFOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Higher Education Professional Programmes (First Level):FORESTRY

AGRICULTURE AGRONOMY AND HORTICULTUREAGRICULTURE LIVESTOCK BREEDINGWOOD AND FIBRE PRODUCTS TECHNOLOGY

FACULTY OF ECONOMICSKardeljeva pload 17, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 589-24-13 full-time courses

+386 1 589-24-17 part-time courses+386 1 589-26-44 distance courses

Website: www.ef.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme (First Level)UNIVERSITY STUDY PROGRAMME IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS

Higher Education Professional Programme (First Level):BUSINESS SCHOOL STUDY PROGRAMME

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FACULTY OF ARCHITECTUREZoisova 12, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 200-07-11, fax: +386 1 425-74-14

Website: www.fa.uni-lj.siUniform Masters Degree Study Programme (Second Level):ARCHITECTURE

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCESKardeljeva pload 5, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 580-51-26, 580-51-21Website: www.fdv.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes (First Level):ANALYTICAL POLITICAL SCIENCEANALYTICAL SOCIOLOGYSOCIAL INFORMATICS

EUROPEAN STUDIES SOCIAL ASPECTSCOMMUNICATION STUDIES STUDIES OF MEDIA ANDCOMMUNICATIONCOMMUNICATION STUDIES MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS ANDPUBLIC RELATIONSCULTURAL STUDIESINTERNATIONAL RELATIONSJOURNALISMPOLITICAL SCIENCE POLICY ANALYSIS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONPOLITICAL SCIENCE DEFENCE STUDIESSOCIOLOGY HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENTHigher Education Professional Programme (First Level):SOCIAL INFORMATICS

FACULTY OF ELECTROTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGTraka 25, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-84-11

+386 1 476-84-28 Student OfficeWebsite: www.fe.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: ELECTROTECHNICAL ENGINEERING

Higher Education Professional Programme:ELECTROTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGHigher Education Professional Programme (First Level):MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATION

FACULTY OF PHARMACYAkereva 7, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-95-00Website: www.ffa.uni-lj.si

Uniform Masters Degree Study Programme (Second Level): PHARMACYUniversity Study Programme (First Level): LABORATORY BIOMEDICINE


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FACULTY OF CIVIL AND GEODETIC ENGINEERINGJamova 2, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-85-00

+386 1 476-85-35 Civil Engineering Office+386 1 476-86-44 Geodetic Engineering Office

Website: www.fgg.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes:CIVIL ENGINEERINGWATER AND COMMUNAL ENGINEERINGGEODETIC ENGINEERING

Higher Education Professional Programmes (First Level):OPERATIVE CIVIL ENGINEERINGREAL ESTATE TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT

FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY AND CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGYAkereva 5, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 241-91-00Website: www.fkkt.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes:BIOCHEMISTRYCHEMISTRYCHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Higher Education Professional Programmes:CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

OCCUPATIONAL AND FIRE SAFETY

FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICSJadranska cesta 19, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-65-00, ext. 515 (mathematics), ext. 517 (physics)Website: www.fmf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: MATHEMATICS

University Study Programmes (First Level):MATHEMATICSPHYSICSFINANCIAL MATHEMATICS

METEOROLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS

Higher Education Professional Programme (First Level):PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS

Higher Education Professional Programme:PHYSICAL MEASURING TECHNOLOGY


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FACULTY OF MARITIME STUDIES AND TRANSPORTPot pomorakov 4, 6320 Portoro-PortoroseTel.: +386 5 676-71-50, 676-71-60, 676-72-53, 676-71-00

Website: www.fpp.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes:TECHNOLOGY OF TRANSPORTTRANSPORT LOGISTICS

Higher Education Professional Programme (First Level):TECHNOLOGY OF TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT LOGISTICSMARITIME ENGINEERINGSHIP CONSTRUCTION

FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATICSTraka 25, 1000 Ljubljana

Tel.: +386 1 476-84-11Website: www.fri.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATICS

Higher Education Professional Programme (First Level):COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATICS

FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATICSTraka 25, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-84-11Website: www.fri.uni-lj.siFACULTY OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS

Jadranska cesta 19, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 476-65-00, ext. 515 (mathematics)Website: www.fmf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS

FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORKTopnika 31, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 280-92-59Website: www.fsd.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: SOCIAL WORK

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGAkereva 6, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 477-12-00Website: www.fs.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme (First Level): MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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FACULTY OF SPORTSGortanova 22, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 520-77-00

Website: www.fsp.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programme: SPORT EDUCATIONHigher Education Professional Programme:SPORT TRAINING

FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATIONGosarjeva ulica 5, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 580-55-00Website: www.fu.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programme (First Level): ADMINISTRATIONHigher Education Professional Programme (First Level):ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY OF ARTSAkereva 2, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 241-10-00Website: www.ff.uni-lj.siUniversity Study Programme:ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREARCHAEOLOGYCZECH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREPHILOSOPHYFRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREGEOGRAPHYGREEK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURECROATIAN, SERBIAN AND MACEDONIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURELATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREMUSICOLOGYGERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREPEDAGOGYPOLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURECOMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND LITERARY THEORYCOMPARATIVE LINGUISTICSCOMPARATIVE SLAVONIC LINGUISTICSPSYCHOLOGYRUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURESLOVAK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURESLOVENIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

SOCIOLOGYSOCIOLOGY OF CULTUREGENERAL LINGUISTICSSPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREART HISTORYEAST ASIAN STUDIESHISTORY


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University Study Programmes (First Level):LIBRARY AND INFORMATION STUDIES AND BOOK STUDIESETHNOLOGY AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

GEOGRAPHYGERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREINTERLINGUAL COMMUNICATIONSOCIOLOGY OF CULTUREART HISTORY

FACULTY OF MEDICINEVrazov trg 2, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 543-77-02Website: www.mf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes:MEDICINE

DENTAL MEDICINE

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERINGAkereva 12, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 470-45-00Website: www.ntf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme:GEOLOGYMETALLURGY AND MATERIALS

University Study Programmes (First Level):GEOTECHNOLOGY AND MININGGRAPHIC AND INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATIONFORMING TEXTILE FABRICS AND CLOTHINGTEXTILE FABRICS AND CLOTHING DESIGN

Higher Education Professional Programme:MINING AND GEOTECHNOLOGYMETALLURGIC TECHNOLOGY

Higher Education Professional Programme(First Level):TEXTILE FABRICS AND CLOTHING PRODUCTIONGRAPHIC AND MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

FACULTY OF EDUCATIONKardeljeva pload 16, 1000 Ljubljana

Tel.: +386 1 589-22-00, 589-22-37, 589-22-01Website: www.pef.uni-lj.si

University Study Programmes:ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EDUCATIONSOCIAL PEDAGOGYSPECIAL AND REHABILITATION PEDAGOGY


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BIOLOGY AND HOUSEWORKCHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGYMATHEMATICS AND TECHNOLOGY

MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCEMATHEMATICS AND PHYSICSPHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGYCHEMISTRY AND PHYSICSART PEDAGOGY

Higher Education Professional Programme:PRESCHOOL EDUCATION

FACULTY OF LAWPoljanski nasip 2, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 420-31-00Website: www.pf.uni-lj.si

University Study Programme: LAW

FACULTY OF THEOLOGYPoljanska c. 4, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 434-58-10, 434-58-18, 434-58-20Website: www.teof.uni-lj.si

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FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINEGerbieva 60, 1000 Ljubljana

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF HEALTH CAREPoljanska cesta 26 a, 1000 LjubljanaTel.: +386 1 300-11-11Website: www.vsz.uni-lj.si

Higher Education Professional Programme(First Level): RADIOLOGY

Higher Education Professional Programmes:MIDWIFERYWORK THERAPYPHYSIOTHERAPYORTHOPAEDIC TECHNOLOGYSANITARY ENGINEERINGHEALTH CARE


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